Nevada County picayune., 1887-09-15

Picayune there, and says he q cant do without it.n
 MT. R. E Wood, of Wallsceburg left yesterday, to take a business course at JOhnson's Commercial College, St. Louis. 4
 Mrs o. J. Lindsey, of Bearden Ark. who had been here, visiting her sister, Mrs ELS. Carson, re. :, turned home Tuesdays )tsI3
 Mir. Brad Scott has sold his two large brick store rooms on f West Front street to Clerk. George w. Terry, for s4,OOO cash.
 I Mir. s. J. Robinson of Clayton, and B. A. Rhodes of HOneaville were up Saturday, and were pleas. ant callers at this office. .-taf' -
 New fall and winter goods of all descriptions, will commence ar. irving daily. at -...-..a s2a A BROOKS, BLAKE & Go. 1s School books and school sup ] l,lies, are going like hot cakes, at Ho NJ. Milburn's, be cause of his low prices and big stock. h Dr. and Mrs. l.. H. McSwain, Emmet, spent Sunday in Prescott. The Doctor went ol. to St. Louis Monday, to buy goods for Stainton 1 & MoSwain. -..sesa
 Thursday Sheriff Began left for Fort Bend county, Texas, to bring back Wimberly, indicted by the Grand Jury of this county sever al years ago. !,
 We learu that Prof. R. T. Quinn, who taught class in book keep. ing and stemoSraphy here, some months back, was killed at Fort w orth recently. 9. E There is no doubt about it, the { freshest and cheapest man iu town for confectioneries, fruits, fancy and staple groceries, is J H. .Ad. ans, at the ice house. Cheapest Drugs and Books to be had at Hugh Moncrief's. Ia
 Those who are inclined to bil- iousness, will flnl Morris Cascas rine an unfailing remedy for it's eradicatiOn.' G Fs,-.aa ,
 The new grocery store, of White x Co, is being just packed full of every thing good to eat, and the prettiest line of glassware you ev, CT saw. Call and see for your self. fs
 We have another car lot of those celebrated and unequalled Studebaker wagons. | J.gM. DENMAN & BRO.
 Mir. W. J. Hit, one of Georgia p's. best farmers, gave ussa pleas ant call Monday. He tells us there is considerable sickness in his section, among children.
 Our good friend, Mr. P. Norman one of our best farmers, gave us pleasant call Saturday. Had a long chat about his recent Texas trip, which was enjoyed greatly. ga
 It seems that Summer is 10th to depart, and wishes to finger in the lap of Fall. The mercury has been as mgh as 96 several days this week and the nights are sultry.
 We are closing out our stock of spring and summer goods, to make room for fall and winter stock. Come quick, and secure bargains,
 BROOKS, BLAKE &' Co.
 Those ready mixed paints. lead and oil, at Hugh Moncrief s, are the best. .s 7
 Wonderful have been the dis. coveries through the inventive ge. nius and scientific knowledge of men. But the properties of Mor- ris' Gascarine for the relief of a disordere,i liver are nnequalted. Given away to every purchaser of one pound of candy, one Japa- uese napkin or handkerclief, for the next thirty days at J. II. Ker. sI.aw's. Sept. z. 1887. Reader, see date printedN with your t,ame on paper, which shows to what time it is paid, and If in arrears, please give us the oppor' tunitypof soon putting you 9" our ruli oi honor. '
 Arkalelphia has offered to take the Matlock factory at slO,OW, the present owners to take stock in same to amount of S2,5OO. If Pres cott don't do something tonight, Ar. kadelphia will get the prize.
 We notice that Hugh Moncrief is selling some large wholesale bills. Low ,>,;ooo will to11